The Gilman Historic Ranch and Wagon Museum preserves, celebrates, and interprets the history of California, from the Cahuilla Indians to the exploration and settlement of southern California and the San Gorgonio Pass, including the homestead ranch of James Marshall...

The Malki Museum is constructed of adobe bricks, and is approximately 30' x 50' x 12' in size. Display cases house cultural objects made by Indians from the surrounding area, while the museum grounds include several brush arbors and a botanical garden. Both the...

The Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens opened in 1958 and was founded by Edward Eberle and Dean Stout. The museum features late 16th to early 19th century European & Asian Decorative Arts. Dean Stout designed the interior spaces of the museum to create a home-like...

As you step through the doors of Oak Glen's greatest historical treasure, the old, stone Oak Glen Schoolhouse, you step back into the past. - - 1927 to be exact - - when Calvin Coolidge was the 30th president of the United States and that legendary American, Henry...

The San Jacinto Museum features exhibits on the natural and human history of San Jacinto and surrounding areas. Local Indians relics, artifacts from pioneer families, and material on the community, its businesses and institutions are featured. Special exhibits...

Historical bridal museum recalls the romance of the Victorian era. The House of Victorian Visions Bridal Museum, located in Orange, California's Old Towne District, offers more than just nostalgia in nuptials -- it's the only museum in the western United States...

Interactive learning to promote educational experiences for children and accompanying adults

The exhibits at the Hemet Museum, housed in the historic Hemet Depot, showcase the area's colorful history. You'll see agricultural displays, Native American artifacts, railroading relics, rare historical photographs from the Ramona Pageant and more. One of the most...

The Yucaipa Adobe contains furnishings from the nineteenth century. Horse-drawn farm implements are exhibited outside the adobe. The exhibit was donated by the Haley and Melton families, early Yucaipa ranchers. The Lions Club of Yucaipa moved the farm implements to...

The Museum displays many historical artifacts that reflect the richness and diversity of this region, from Early Cahuilla Indians, early ranchers, pioneer lumber barons, the tourist trade, vacation cabins, and organized summer camps. Numerous photos and documents are...